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2010: The Rise of the Penny Stocks
2010: The Rise of the Penny Stocks 
Its looks like each year has its own suggestions for purchasing certain stocks that are under a dollar to start the New Year right and 2010 is not exempted from this precept.
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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 12, 2010 --
Its looks like each year has its own suggestions for purchasing certain stocks that are under a dollar to start the New Year right and 2010 is not exempted from this precept.
If you’re keen in finding some of these potential money making penny stocks to jump into this year, try browsing through the following recommendations. We don't make any guarantees that it can make you rich and also you should do your own due diligence and decipher what you do about them. But the stocks should be at least encouraging enough to give you a view of what's in store for you in the markets.
First, there's Fannie Mae. Also know as the Federal National Mortgage Association or FNM. Lately, the stock has been on a stand-still but a lot of people are pointing to great gains to be made once the housing market recovers. Over the previous year, it was trading at a high of 2.13 and a low of 0.35, and now currently at 1.01.
Another stock is PPBV, or the Purple Beverage Company, which we have minimal information about. PPBV stocks are undervalued at a rate of 0.0015 per share as it had suffered enormously during the market crash of 2008, where it was trading at peak of 8 dollars a share. The company is still existent and is recovering remarkably which makes shares in the company soar at a significant rate any time soon.
Third is WDRP or Wanderport Corporation. Trading presently at 0.0345 but not for a short while back, it was at 0.008 which shows a significant advancement. People believe that it should reach more than three and a half cents a share.
Watch out for the updates and developments for these penny stock recommendations and utilize the data to decipher when to jump in and out of these stocks. A lot of people buy penny stocks and keep them for the long term, but in this case, you can also go short term. Stocks can have a quick remarkable increase in value. The trick is to identify which penny stocks are growing and taking advantage of them while you can.
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